
We help animals with joint pain improve their mobility so that they can get back to their active lifestyle
In office for small animal patients
Mobile for large animal patients
Does this sound like you
Your animal starts having a harder time keeping up with their routine or isn't feeling quite right.
You are worried your animal won't be able to return to the active lifestyle that they love.
You intuitively know that pain meds and rest aren't the only answer.
You want to address the root cause, not just cover up your animal's symptoms.

Imagine
Reducing your animal's pain without over relying on pain medication or having to proceed to invasive procedures.
Having a team of animal care providers willing to work together for your animal's benefit.
Being able to take control by learning how to help your animal at home.
Getting back to the active lifestyle you both love.

What we Offer
From serious athletes to weekend warriors...
All the way to the household pet
We offer a hands on method designed to get to the root cause of mobility problems caused by joint pain.
Plus a transparent and collaborative approach with your existing animal care team
So that your animal can feel better, stay active, and enjoy a long vibrant life.

New client process

Frequently asked questions
What do you offer
Animal chiropractic is a non-surgical, drug-free approach that involves adjusting the vertebrae of the spine and/or joints of an animal (via hands or instrument) in order to correct improper motion. Improper motion in the joints and/or spine, if not corrected, may also cause disturbances in the normal function of other systems.
Signalment for care may be noticeable such as lameness, gait abnormalities, pain, decreased athletic ability, sensitivity to being touched, changes in behavior, changes in routine, and/or changes in posture.
There also may be more subtle signs with respect to nervous system and/or organ function (as the spine and the spinal cord are intimately related). If organs are not receiving normal input from the spinal nerves of the nervous system, they cannot heal and function at a favorable level.
Healthy animals are also candidates for receiving chiropractic care. Maintaining proper movement allows for optimal function of muscles, nerves, ligaments, and tendons- which leads to improved mobility, flexibility, endurance, performance, and decreased risk of injury.
Thus, the goal of animal chiropractic care is to restore or maintain normal movement, alignment, and function to the spine and joints in order to allow for normal neurologic function, which in turn allows the body to function optimally. Animal chiropractic can be used as part of an integrative wellness program to maintain an animal’s health.
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Animal physiotherapy is a complementary approach that focuses on restoring and maintaining an animal's mobility, function, and well-being through various techniques such as: exercise, pain relieving modalities, and more.
Animal physiotherapy is most often used to address animals with reduced mobility. Signalment for care includes orthopedic problems, neurologic dysfunction, and/or musculoskeletal injury. Signalment may also include geriatric animals or chronic pain patients.
Benefits to care include: pain relief, improved mobility, enhanced quality of life, faster recovery, and injury prevention
Animal physiotherapy may also be used as a proactive means of addressing reduced performance for animal athletes or as a complement to any animal's ongoing health regimen.
Types of physiotherapy plans:
-Rehabilitation: pain or symptom based plan to address a certain complaint
-Fitness: proactive based plan to promote optimal performance and well-being
About
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Kaitlyn Lackey DC cAVCA
Education:
University of Tennessee: CCRP program 2024
Parker University: Doctorate in Chiropractic 2017
Parker University: Bachelor's in Human Anatomy 2017
Parker University: Bachelor's in Health and Wellness 2017
University of Findlay: Associate's in English Riding and Training 2013
Certifications:
American Veterinary Chiropractic Association 2017
Fascial Distortion Model 2016
Affiliations and Awards:
Texas Chiropractic Association Member 2023-2025
American Veterinary Chiropractic Association Member 2016-2025
Parker University Outstanding Student Organization Leader Award 2017
Parker University Animal Chiropractic Program Salutatorian 2016
Parker University Animal Chiropractic Club President 2014-17
Intercollegiate Dressage Association 2012-13
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association 2011-12


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